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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

6

Commission Warns Against Accidents in Crossing Campaign

Austin May 27 The Railroad Commission of Texas urges public cooperation during the four month Careful Crossing campaign starting June 1 to reduce grade crossing accidents. It cites 1921 data showing 200 accidents with 103 killed and 256 injured and calls drivers to Stop Look and Listen before crossing rails.

Austin Texas Railroad Commissio Today Commission American Railway Association United States Canada Office the Railroad Commission of Texas Ous Acci Tpit I.e Schoaik Feticon Idsescuetaais Poise Peices Nobel Horseback

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Claims Strong Health Benefits

An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a health energizer that strengthens the blood by supplying quinine and iron. It asserts improved appetite and complexion, and says the syrup destroys malaria and grip germs through its strengthening effect. It markets the product as pleasant for children and priced at 60 cents.

Grove

Moral Suasion Over a Drinker James Baxter Twigg

A poem by Walt Mason recounts local judgment of James Baxter Twigg for heavy drinking. Neighbors harshly criticize him while a speaker urges reform, noting the social pressure and Twigg’s stubborn stance. The piece blends satire with moral exhortation as Twigg resists the crowd’s “jig.”

James Baxter Twigg J. B. Twigg James Walt Mason

Good roads as civilization and progress in the U S

The United States has 115000 miles of paved highways now and will reach 180000 miles after the federal highway act system is completed. The Agricultural department notes continued expansion of trunk lines across the continent, supporting a durable transport network. Good roads connect localities and symbolize civilization.

United States Agricultural Department

Early Morning Observations from the Texas Scene

Geo Bailey reflects on rising gasoline prices and social frictions while Texas politics shift. Gavin Williams, newly elected congressman, leads four banks as president and chairs another. The piece questions the burden of taxes versus petty losses and notes improving employment figures amid a call for personal accountability.

Texas Gavin Williams Congress

Incoherent musings mix politics and humor about Texas floods

A stray pastiche scene parodies current events and issues Texans face. It mentions Florida watermelons entering Houston floods, castor oil pricing, Russian treasures in churches, Mother’s Day, President Harding’s predicted revival, Armenians, dry agents in Texas, and Congress’ supposed inaction on common ailments.

Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad

Medicine advertisement claims Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets stop cough headache and help end a cold in one day. Each box bears E W Grove signature and costs 30 cents.

E.W. Grove

Department of Cutaneous Affections and the Secretary of Itch

A satirical gubernatorial riff questions the purpose of government. The speaker asks why, after making laws to improve morals, the state does not also ensure comfort and relief for citizens. The tone probes the relationship between law, welfare, and administration.

Congress

Congressman seeks constitutional change on child labor rules

An Ohio congressman proposes amending the constitution to grant Congress authority over conditions for workers under 18. He argues that at 18 the founders were mature citizens, and fears the plan would delay adulthood by keeping children dependent beyond their voting age.

Ohio Congress

Living in a Town Only to Gain from It, No Contribution

A selected remark condemns residents who reside in a town solely to profit without giving back. It calls this attitude the unpardonable sin, underscoring civic responsibility and communal stewardship.

Self defense and tires in quirky ad dialogue

A humorous teaser shows a woman fearing she will not see Don in heaven while he exclaims at her actions. An adjacent line promotes tire service to boost efficiency, signed by R. S. Morehead.

Don R. S. Morehead

Bromine Quinine Cold Remedy Promoted on Box

LaxativeBromo Quinine tablets claim to remove the cause of colds and grip and influenza. The product features a single Bromo Quinine ingredient and bears the signature of E W. Grove on the box priced at 30 cents.

Divorce Petition Served In Grayson County Texas

District Court in Grayson County issues a writ directing the Sheriff to publish notice for four weeks and summon E R Boyce to appear for a divorce case filed January 17 1922 by Hattie Payne Boyce against E R Boyce and R F E Holsonbake. File 29421. Clerk Mae Legate. Sherman Texas. May 5 1922.

Texas District Court Grayson County Grayson E. R. Boyce 15Th Judicial District Sherman Hattie Payne Boyce R. F E. Holsonbake Mae Legate District Court of Grayson Co City of

Grayson County Sheriff Sale Announces Land Auction

The State of Texas Grayson County sheriff sale under an order from the 15th Judicial District Court in the case T. E. Barbee and O. W. Myrick v N. C. Stevens and R. A. Stewman No 29351 sets June 6 1922 as the bid date. The property lies along Bois d Arc Creek in Grayson County Texas and is part of the survey granted to Granger Mac Daniel.

State of Texas Grayson 15Th Judicial District Court Grayson County T. E. Barbee O. W. Myrick N. C. Stevens R. A. Stewman Court House Texas

Tract parcels sold to satisfy 1922 judgment in Grayson County

Sheriff W B Craig levy describes three tracts totaling 67.78 acres as property of N C Stevens and R A Stewman to satisfy a $8032.30 judgment in favor of T E Barbee and O W Myrick. Tract 1 covers 62.78 acres, Tract 2 about five acres, Tract 3 a narrow 9 ft strip along a road. Sale dated May 5, 1922. J H Taylor deputy.

T. W. Miller W. T. Browning CG. R. Truett Mary R. Truett Grayson County Texas N. C. Stevens R.A. Stewman T. E. Barbee O. W. Myrick

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